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Narrative Reportage for 8/2/2018 Home is the word we love to hear: The dreams are never over, They are always a break through: after the tears: An x is lodge in our heads was it the, rock, a tree, or the hidden board, Time welt serve: time to cash in Time uproot the rocks that tree and those loose boards would this be a happy ending? You had choose the life of crime The crime didn’t nail itself Every day a black man Under the age of twenty Pulls the trigger, they turned off the light He longs to return to his mother womb: I see the love of their mothers While she holds their hands at age three at age twenty three I see the replacement : the chrome bracelets: the resentment Neflex the new society wants us to believe that orange is the new black: **“Our ancestors have invented, we can at least innovate.” ― Amit Kalantri** **“Oh Child Look within Find your ForeMothers Find them Find them” ― Malebo Sephodi**
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Aug 3, 2018
Aug 3, 2018 at 10:33 AM UTC
Time Uproot The Rocks
Narrative Reportage for 8/2/2018 Home is the word we love to hear: The dreams are never over, They are always a break through: after the tears: An x is lodge in our heads was it the, rock, a tree, or the hidden board, Time welt serve: time to cash in Time uproot the rocks that tree and those loose boards would this be a happy ending? You had choose the life of crime The crime didn’t nail itself Every day a black man Under the age of twenty Pulls the trigger, they turned off the light He longs to return to his mother womb: I see the love of their mothers While she holds their hands at age three at age twenty three I see the replacement : the chrome bracelets: the resentment Neflex the new society wants us to believe that orange is the new black: **“Our ancestors have invented, we can at least innovate.” ― Amit Kalantri** **“Oh Child Look within Find your ForeMothers Find them Find them” ― Malebo Sephodi**
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Aug 3, 2018
Aug 3, 2018 at 10:33 AM UTC
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